Walk with a Ranger at Rye Harbour - Spring Birds (27/03/25)

Walk Leader: David King

Join our Ranger Dave for an exclusive guided walk around Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, one of the largest and most important wildlife sites in England.

Focusing on the birds seen here in spring, you'll spot seasonal wildlife and hear from Dave about the work of the Rangers and our volunteers.

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is a wetland habitat of international importance, particularly for waterbirds. There's a mosaic of habitats including saltmarsh, grazing marsh, shingle, scrub, lagoons and ditches which support many rare and vulnerable species.

There will be opportunities to ask questions on our walk, and we recommend bringing binoculars. Although if you don't own a pair, we’ll have some available to borrow.

Location: Meet at Rye Harbour Discovery Centre, Rye Harbour, TN31 7FW, see our website for how to find us.

Accessibility: Our gently-paced 2 mile (3 km) walk will start and end at Rye Harbour Discovery Centre, a wheelchair-friendly venue, with a step-free entrance ramp. Toilet facilities include two that are wheelchair accessible, and we will be no more than a mile away from them on the walk. Most of the route is easy for wheelchairs, and the bird hides are accessible. However a section of the walk has some uneven and loose surfaces, making it moderately difficult for manual wheelchairs.

Public Transport: The 313 Stagecoach bus travels from Northiam to Rye train station and on to Rye Harbour village.

Booking essential: Scroll down for tickets, please click here to read our Course and Event booking and cancellation Terms & Conditions.

Contact: If you have any queries, email us at [email protected]